CMPS 221, Programming Fundamentals
        Assignment 1:  Edit, Compile and Run Simple programs

   For each of all the following question, write a C++ program,
compile and run the program.



1. Use the sizeof(type) to find out the number of bytes used for variable of
   a given type. Read /usr/include/values.h file, and use

	MINSHORT, MININT, MINLONG, MINSFLOAT, MINDOUBLE
	MAXSHORT, MAXINT, MAXLONG, MAXSFLOAT, MAXDOUBLE

   to find out the smallest and largest numbers that can be stored in variable
   short, int, long, flat, double variable.

   Notice that
	(1) No minimum or maximum are defined for char and bool types.
	(2) To use those MINs and MAXs, you have to include values.h in
            your program.

   Write a progrm that will print out the following table:


         Type     Size/Bytes              Minimun                  Maximum
===========================================================================
        short          2                   -32768                    32767
          int          4              -2147483648               2147483647
         long          8     -9223372036854775808      9223372036854775807
        float          4              1.17549e-38              3.40282e+38
       double          8             2.22507e-308             1.79769e+308
         char          1
         bool          1
===========================================================================

2. Write a program which will
	A. Ask for length of one side of a square (a whole number in foot),
	B. Calculate the area and the perimeter of the square, and
	C. Display the area and perimeter of the square on the screen.

3. Write a temperature conversion program that
        A. Asks for a temperature in Fahrenheit (float-point number).
	B. Converts the the temperature in Celsius degree (use the formula
	   C = (F-32.0) * 5.0/9.0 in the conversion).
        C. Prints out the message as follow:
                  xxxx degree in Fahernheit = yyyy degree in Celsius

4. Write a program to caculate the bags of cement needed for a project.
   The program will
	A. Ask length, width and depth of the area that you will lay 
           the cement on  (those are floating-point numbers).
	B. Caculate the volume of area.
	C. Assume that each bag of cement is one cubic feet, or ask
           for the cubic feet of each, then calculate how many
           bags of the cenemt are needed.
	D. Ask the price of a bag of cement.
	E. Calculate the total cost of cement for the project.
	F. Print out he following information:

		Volume of the Area:		103.23 cubic feet
		Number of bags of cement:       25 (or 103) bags
		Total cost of cement:		$ 342.98